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Updated: 12:49 PM Dec 2, 2007
Dave Matthews Band's Bassist's Home Catches Fire
House fire in Ivy is home to DMB's Stefan Lessard.
Posted: 9:42 AM Nov 29, 2007 |
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November 29, 2007
Dave Matthews Band's bass player, Stefan Lessard and his son escaped a morning house fire around 7:30 a.m. Both were able to get out before his two-story house became engulfed in flames. The Morgantown Road house has extensive damage.
The fire was so powerful that it took a team of 40 firefighers from five area departments to battle the blaze. Investigators say the exterior of the house was cedar, causing the structure to burn at a rapid pace.
The inferno caused extensive damage,even part of the roof collapsed.
Lessard stayed on the scene with friends and family Thursday morning. He will be talking to investigators to figure out what caused the fire.
Albemarle County Fire Officials are investigating the fire. They think it started on the first floor.
"They seem to be doing well, we've checked to make sure they have a place to stay and things like that" said James Barber, Assistant Chief in Fire Prevention.
At least five fire companies battled the fire.
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Stefan, So sorry about your home. What is important is that you and your son are ok. In my thoughts and prayers. God Bless and Happy Holidays!
Stefan, Your such and influence on my life. Thoughts and prayers to You and your family this season. Fan for life, Judah
Our hearts go out to you and your family. I hope all works out and you guys recover from this tragic event. Take care
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